The Division 2 Journey Isn’t Over, as Devs Tease New Chilling Development
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While Ubisoft’s Massive Entertainment just recently released the Battle for Brooklyn premium DLC, which we presume would be the end of the game’s content support, that doesn’t seem to be the case.
Ubisoft dropped a teaser today confirming that more The Division 2 surprises are on the way, and for this one, agents will want to bring their parka and heavy clothes.
The Division 2 Players Will Be Getting Snowed in Soon
Over on the game’s official X (formerly Twitter), the studio thanked players for joining the Battle for Brooklyn. Alongside the same announcement, the studio confirmed that it is working on the next update and stated that it is starting “something entirely new in the Division 2,” accompanied by a snowflake emoji and an image of the game set against a snowy backdrop.
There is no timeframe for when we can expect this, but given the wording, it should be a free update. After the Battle for Brooklyn expansion, most players (including this person) assumed the developers would shift focus on The Division 3 since we’ve not heard anything about the project after its initial announcement over two years ago.
For this announcement or even The Division 3, the next event we can all look forward to is gamescom kicking off in August. That would be the perfect time to reveal this new update, or even details about The Division 3.
While The Division 2 may not have achieved the same level of success as the first game upon its launch, Ubisoft’s ongoing updates have seemingly reinvigorated the game.
We’re surprised at this tease, but also glad the developers have something left for players who have stuck with it after all these years.
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by “new chilling development”, do you mean giving people lackluster content for a lackluster game that was promised to be a much better launch than the OG release, which ended with a majority of the same problems the first game had?